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REV. MIR. ATWOOD.

He Dlscoursos on !" The Great Red
gs33 s2a tis Dragon" f.-',i-.l
At the Dlpclplss Church last evening
Roy. Mr.. Atwood preached on the above
theme, taking as his text Revelations XII,
l, He said: x si!ai,
S""We do not consider this aubiect for
the purpose OF making 1t appear, either
that ths woman In the first verse 10 the
papal Church, or that the dragon In the
third, is the Pspal Government, but be.
cause On exposition Of this part Of the
chapter is necessary to an understanding
Of the next. I q 4 4 ', :
i"The woman is q symbol OF tho true
church, and the sun with which she Il
clothed, the Sun Of Righteousness, spoken
Of in Malachi 4th-2d, which was tc
arise 4 with healing in his wings.
This sun had arlten at the timt
OF ! this vision, and the .churcl
at that time was standing in ita lull light
The apostasy, or falling away had not ye
come That Man Of Sin, the con OF per
dition, was not yet revealed the 'mys
terry Of iniquity' was already at work
Tbs jewish system, which Ike the moon
shone only by its, reflected light, wal
already waned, by this aun which wa!
the true light which lightoth every mar
that cometh into the world and was dis
appearing forever. The crown OF twelve
stars symbolizes tho twelve apostles. Til,
woman with theae resplendsnt adorn
ments upon her, is transcendently beau
tiful aud appropriate emblem Of tn,
Bride, the Lambs wife, while the wanin,
moon under her feet Is an equally fittini
representation OF the woman who sym
bolizsd the Jewish Institution and Is de
scribed in the third chapter OF Jeremiah. !
1.-THE Red Dragon" he said, was Rom,
under the Pagan empercrs, and he suS
tanned this theory very ingenionaly.
! Next Lords day evening hs proposes
to consider the Great Beast in the thir
tenth chapter. he will endeayor Il
show that the 'Apostncy' Of Second Thes
nalonians, the Great Beast OF Daniel, 7
the Little Horn OF that beast; the Gen
tiles, In the Second verae OF Rsyelatio,
H., and the Great Beast in the shir
tenth chapter, which took the placs o
the Great Red Dragon, are identical. 4
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Frank Ercds Discharged,

Frank Freds, the colored man accused
of being present when the assault was
made on Mary Ogden at Wardsn's livery
etable, had hearing before Squire Davis
Saturday, and was discharged. He proved
an slibi by tho attaches OF the Hook and
Ladder house, and was honorably &C
quilted. s.5sjj5f S;& 33li,s ~
n. H. Yanclssve, charged With com
plicisy in tho Lasn watch transaction,
some time since, furnished bail In the sum
Of $500 Saturday and was released. There
were five bondsmen. NJ 3QI5.73
James Emery was fined IS and coats Tor
prolsna language, and required to furnish
bond IN the aum OF $50 to keep the peace
toward w. a. sadler for one year. IT mn
T. Michael E!wald swore out q warrant
forW. a.. sadler Tor using prolane Ian.
guage. Tho case will DO heard later. iSI i
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,Au Accident Ayer.tsd ,

might have been serious acci-
i dent on the Cleveland, Loraine & Wheel.
! ing road was averted by the prompt and
sensible action Of o farmer boy Saturday
morning A largo rock, weighing several
tons, rolled sdowa the embankment, al.
most closing tho mouth Of Flushing tun.
mel at the north end. "a farmer boy no.
! ticed it, and seeing tho danger and know.
/: ing there $wero trains duo in both direc.
tons IN 10 few minutes, he called another
man, and sending him one way he went
the other TO flag any train which might
come. s. In less than ton minutes after tho
discovery coal train CAME along south.
Had It not bsen for the farmer boy, whose
name could mot be l1afned, a disastrous
accident would hsye occurred.
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Croas.examined The chemise was
rolled up carefully and placed on the back
part Of tho shelf, behind tho chimney !;
Mra; Baker'a hair was dark brown, or
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PROGRESSIVE PEORIA,
Tho Efforts OF IN Enterprising Western
! 5 ~ ~ City to Secure Manufuctorley. S3J q 4

THO Efforts OF IN ;EnterprisinE Wostsrn
City to Secure Manufactures. \,
Speeia! Correspondence. 4
PEORIA, Ill, July %, lSS7.-During the
past few months an organized effort has
been made to secure the location Of man
u!actories here and great activity has been
shown 4 In that direction. An Improve
ment Association has been organized, Of
which Z. L. Day is corresponding aecre-
tary.& A real estate exchange, a freight
bureau and other organizations TO advance
the interests OF the city arc also III active
operation. Several new indu6tries have
already been secured and negotiations
with others are nov pending. An mex
haustible supply Of natural gas has been
discovered q few miles distant, and the
city will soon be supplied with fuel from
that source. Among the other advantages
offered by the city are: Thirteen com
petine linea Of railroad, river navigation,
an unlimited supply Of cheap fuel, pure
water in abundance, low prices for labor
and building materials, low taxes, desira-
bio sites for manufactures and 4 city Of
enterprise and progress with all modern
improvements. Good sites are offered
free, and other Inducements arc held out
for manufactures to locate here. Il
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I air. I. II. Pa,,erson Dead.

Is The many friends in Wheeling OF Mr.. l.
Il. Patterson, Of St. Clairsyille, will be
panied to hear Of his death. He was ono
Of the public spirited, useful men of that
community. To hia efforts III part Was
due the fact that St. Clsiyavills retained
tho county seat in the bitter contest that
was waged over the question, and he was
the moving spirit ana for years the mana.
ger Of St. Clairaville's first railroad. He
wac 3 prosperous and entsrpriaing bust.
ness man, having conducted a drug store
and also tho Western Union Telegraph
Office. Hin death leaves q vacancy which
the village will have difficulty in filing.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Suits Against Saloon Kospers-1nlustrla

Euifu A rninvt CnI,,,, \ Ir ,..... ~ :, ,
$3.50 AS'ti'e '"'ooh Z. MISREPRESENTATION
and General.
John PAUL., OF Dellaire spent yesterday with his
parents here. 4 ). wa + ;5i
The camp meeting In Dclsncv,s grove vo,to,dor
was quito we'll attended, - 49, 's 'sVl>"s
Tha nno.o..a 80" 49, /, III
m tho Is ~ s ss mofhs VIII resume operations
- sAo A'.n VI .n's moh.A. !i. n
small child OF Vim. Fords was buried In RIy.
o's M' cemetery on saturday. 40 y
me hed Stockings defeated the Mt. Pleasant nine
BY score Of q TO L on Saturday. . ".-..''
Misses Bale Scott and Fuvan,c FIemutro =;
Cambridge, arc thr guests Of MiSs Alma Tha.ses
Row uar,,,a1 pa,.s 100 ,..4, ouesaet!.
nnnft hoyn occupeu me rresoytetian
pups yesterday In inc absence OF Rev. Mr.. walker.
James Brown and Benjamin Exley, Jr., have re.
turned home from a visit to Marietta and vicinity
Mr.. Isaac Cots has returned home fror, Nov,
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local DREyIrIRs. EIl1
n,tt,rs Of Minor Moment In and About


.EltE ysi5Tjy ,u,sj CITY. y fti-S 81
TnE Board 81 County Commissioners
meets to-day. n n & Il 3 1SggtI5. II
THg river 10 again falling ct this point.
Last evening tho marks indicated u depth
In the channel of feot2 iuchea.
TnI Board Of Fire and Police Commits.
sionefB meets this evening, and II ia un-
deratood that the case Of Officer Stephens
will DO considered. ,g.3t 3,G. n
TnE major part Of the furnaces, Of the
Benwood rolling mill have shut down.
About eight will continue running Tor tho
purpose Of making castings. 'is.' f.
Ar the picnic Saturday young man
named Smith was overcome by heat.
For time no was apparently In a dying
condition but he finally recovered Bufii.
GENTLY to DO taken home. tf vi. W..
A HEAVY and welcomed rain iell yester.
day afternoon about o'clock, followed
by q heavy wind. Tho rain was worth
hundreds Of dollars To tho farmers, and
besides improved the atmosphere vastly.
Six disorderlieu, three fast drivers and
four drunks are on.the slate for this morn.
ing's Police Court. Ono OF the disorderly
charges is lodged against Mrs. Elmer
CLARK, the wife Of the alsyer Of William
O'Nesl. II, 5.a K III Il.
OFFICER SHORTS yesterday arrested Geo,
Stewart, who was cut up by broken dinhet
ct tho McLure house last week ina fight
with John Jones, another colored man
Both will have q hearing at this mornings
| Police Court. tt'EE5
A BIG man named Henry was lodged IT
the State Fair Grounds lookup Saturday
evening, but broke out, and armed him
sell with an iron bar out OF the grating
Capt. Smith and several policemen hat
hard work to got him back again.
| LOUIS CARL, Of the Eighth ward, 70
ceived from the Dexter Fishing Club
now in camp at Postum Rifle, fishing,
great curiosity in tho animal line, said Il
DO a veritable porcupine. How 1t came t
be running around loose near Poison nc
body has suggested. Is.
SISTER Mary John Evangelist, who die
here Last week in st. .Joseph's convent
was sister OF General ]. G. Breslin, on
Of Huntington's eetesmed townsmen. sh
had been q member of the order Tor
number Of years and was greatly. believe
for her holy life and character.
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!, a Stormy Voyage.

! Mrs. Kate Wheat Rammelsburg, The
Madame Rolla Of lyric, fame, arrived in
New FORK yesterday on the steamer UNI
bria en- route to her home in this city to
visit her parents. IA telegram received
from New Y rk last night says: Il
Il The Umbria, which arrived here to-day,
met with q tidal wave or cyclone squat,
which struck the vessel at three o'clock
last Wednesday morning. The wave was
seen tor more than ten minutes before it
reached the steamer, giving tho, officers
ample time to prepare for it. It struck
the vessel with great force carrying away
a portion Of the bridge and forward hatch,
and flooding the forward cabins and steer
age. Owing to the accident and fog the
Umbria was delayed about twenty hours.
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Mrs. A. ]. Clark and children are
guests Of Mra. Heher K. With,ow, of
Lewiuburg. Mrs. Withrow is Mrs, Clark's
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THE BIG REUNION
Pittsburgh G. A. Il. Posts Coming here In

Pittsburgh G. A. Il. Posts Coming here In
ifss9, FUii Force. "a 1855 &
Saturday Aasistant Adjutant General
Crago, Of the. Department Of West Viz.
ginis, G. A. R., and Meaars. o. E. Irwin,
". Il. sheib and CIV. BsRps, represent.
ing the Executive Committee of the So
ciety OF the Army OF West Virginia, went
to Pittsburgh to wait on the committee
arranging the details for. Pittsburgh's nm
nual Grand Army Day and ANNOUNCE to
it that the West Virginia Department
would be. present in good)y numbers on
that day, which will be early in Oc.
tober. A j more important part Of
their errand was to invite the committee.
and through them the g. a. R. Posts
which they represented, to visit Wheel.
ing on the occasion Of the eleventh re-
union Of the Society of the Army Of West
Virginia, which will DO held here on
Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, August %, "A, % and 26, The Dis.
patch says: Each Of the visiting comrades
made eloquent remarks, which attracted
the closest attention. Comrades s. 4 IL.
Duvall and Thonaa D. Holmes spoke in
favor OF tho acceptance OF the invitation,
and It was unanimously go ordered. Ii
is quite probable that q very large body
of Grsnd Army men from this section will
Wait Wheeling upon this occasion" =.
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.f You cannot afford to waste timein e1per-
imenting when your lungs are in danger.
Consumption always seems; at frat, only,
8 cold. Do not permit any dealer to i'm
pose upon You with some cheap imitation
Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Oolds, but DO sure you
get the genuine. Because he can make
more profit he may tell you he has some
thing Just IS good, or just the same: Don't
be deceived, but insist upon: getting Dr..
Kings New Discovery, which is guaran-3
teed to give relief in all Throat, Lung and
Chest affections. Trial bottles tree at
Logan 4 Co.'s drug store.
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palaces. A stranger from another world,
with the labor.wsa]th idea In his head,
would think he had found the abode oi
the worklngmsn, but II he should knock
at the door Of ono Of these MANSIONS and
ask II aEworkinginan lived there, The
liveried fnnkeyl who responded 10 his
summons would kick him out into The
street. These people never did q stroke
Of labor, and pride themselves upon II.
In fact, they conslder labor a disgrace.
3 He ridiculed the habit Of calling Ameri-
ca "0ur Country" and said elavery atlll
exiated on this continent. Ireland was
frequently referred 10, and he closed viii.
q reference to himself, DR.. McGIynn and
their associates III crusaders against poy.
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Flnspresentntion.

AT tho regular meeting OF "a w. Holli.
day Post, No.12, G. A. r.. Saturday oven
ing, Handsome bunting flag was pre-
scented to the Poet byja delegation OF
ladies from the Holiday Women's Relief
Corps. Oomrade W. S.; Meek arrived Just
in time to respond neatly though briefly
to the brief speech OF presentation. lit
was well he did, members say, rs, all tho
other comrades who can serve on such an
occasion by some i'll luck happened to be
abaent from the meeting, 5.Js ri Z. ~ 81
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City aud Wheeling Folk,

Strangers IN the City aud Wheeling Folks
G6,5s .2s Abroad. u
Mr.. Alex Campbell, tho Ravenswood
merchant, Is In the city. n,
Mrs. G.. w. Atkinson aud children are
visiting friends at Charleston.
Capt. All. Burnett, the Charleston de.
toctiye, wac in the city Saturday.
Mr.. James v. Dickey has returned from
G jolly pleasure trip to Atlantic City. a
Miss Florence OFT has returned from q
visit with relatives in Hampshire county.
J.W. Woodward, Esq, Of Alabama, is
visiting bis mother, Mra. s. Fl. Woodward,
in South Wheeling. 5&i&l
Mrs. A.. J. Clark and children are
guests Of Mrs. Heher K. With,ow, of
LewiHburg. Mrs. Withrow is Mrs. Clark'a
sister.
Major J. W. Mitchell, clerk OF the Or.
cult Court, and family, are spending the
hot spell with friends in Hampahire
county. s q. Y 4, IL -
Messrs. J. W. Burchinsl, editor OF the
Herald, and v. A. Weaver and B. F.
Msighen, all OF Moundsville, were in the
city Saturday. Sii4} "a. tt993
Mics Josie McCabe, who has been visit
ing Mrs. 9. NJ. Shrewsbury, OF Parkers.
burg, Tor the past two weeks, is expected
to return home to-day. y W. 81.
Major J.. NJ. Lee has returned 10 his
family at his home on the Island from
Richie county, where he has been con.
Quoting a teachers inatitute. iz
Col. Charles T. Caldwell, WI. Dent,
N. c. Harris, John T. Wright, Charles g..
Turner and VIZ Rathburn, Of Parkera-
burg, are at the Mcclure House. a n"
Miss Julid A. Wiluon, Of this city, is the
guest OF Misses Msude and Raney Bore
man, Of Psrkersburg. She has been there
Tor some time and is expected home this
week. 7' K ~ q
Msaars. J.. W. Vandaryort, Il. P. Moss,
J. E. Kendall and w. /. Foreman, quar-
tette OF woll.known Parkersburg gentle
men, registered at the stamm house Sat-
urday.
Mr.. A. W. Donel has returned from an
extended trip through the State in the in
terests OF E. L. Rose & Co. He waa alb.
sent thirteen weeks, and visited every
part Of tho State. N. W.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Indications.

" AsH,seToa, D. c., August l.-For West
Virginia, local rains in the southern por-
ton, fair weather in the northern portion,
variable winds, slight change in tempers-
ture. u.s. "a 2aiis
IS; For Westsrn Pennsylvania, northerly
winds in the northern portion, westerly
winds in the southern portion, iair weather,
nearly stationary temperature a x 5yg'
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Henry Genrge aud Profanity,

Right Rev. Bishop Kahn, In hia sermon
Of the 10 o'clock macs at ST. Joseph'a CO.
thedral yesterday forenoon, took OCCASION
to refer to Henry Georges addreos on tho
Island, Saturday, In terms Of anything but
approval. He cautioned his hearers
against being lad away by his erroneous
teaching, aud referred With regret to the
case Of DR.. McGlynn. 4. @7s,
/ Bishop Kahn also referred to q growing
evil.-the use Of vulgar and proiane Ian.
guage on tho streets. This owl he elo.
quently denounced, and pointed out the
sinfulneas Of profanity under all circum.
atanCeR. 49, ~ t.l. -lEr-lL.IIL =
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Pittsburgh and Return.

Commencing Sunday, June S, and con,
t!naing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore 4 Ohio will sell excuraion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at Iow
rate Of 81, 50, and to Washington, Pa. and
return at 81 100. Trains leave Ut 5 and
$40 a, NJ, returning arrive at I aud IL lid
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'rype.wrttarx C,,eap.,i

We have for sale several Type.writers,
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchless
Calisraph, and will DO sold cheap. Writers
Tor rent and for sale on monthly install.
menss. Gall on or address for circulars 3
1E55is3 EDWARD L. ROSE & Co., u.
is.hsFdsa5, rs ~ hh Twelfth street. .5S
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IF you have not seen the new novelties
IN Girdles and Belts you should cill on p
JACOB W.. GRUBB, 5,s
=. ". Z! X &, "a z Tie JeYeler,

We are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, pantaloonings and Over
coatlngs, which we are prepared 10 make
up in ilrst.class style at reasonable
prices. rs &.
Our Wlllto Unlaunlrled Shirt, double
scanned. re-rbiorced front and bnck, at
50 cents, is the. greatest bargain ever
offered. A full line OF Balbriggan I'M
derWear from 81 Goa suit upwards, at
Il; y. G. iEaS & sons,
1891 & 1893 Market Street,
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Will be ut tn. Ko,,,,, hon I

The lNrELLIaENcRR is in receipt OF a
letter, from Gen. 9. II. Grosyenor, Of
Athens, Ohio, in which he Gays he is
about to leave with Hon. John Sherman
for q trip to the Pacific coast over, the
Canadian Pacific road, and will not be
home bafore August 20. A special invita-.
ton has been extended to Gen. Gros-
venor, however, to bs at the Big Reunion
in August. and the committee counts on
his presence. X 1tes, II
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a Wheeling Man Killed.

Henry Rockebrand, Of Wheeling, be.te,r.
known as "Etiaa Brandy" = q. angle man,
aged about 50 years, was killed Friday al.
ternoon between three and four O clock at
Ohiilicothe. He had been drinking and
got into "a quarrel with one OF his com.
panious, No h, Il q n 4 -
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~ s!S u !sa turebque Is. j. o. VI i,5{S Z
IS The third Of the series Of the Baltimore
and Ohio popular excuralons to Atlantic
City and Cape May will be run on Thurs.
day, August 4th.a A special train Of parlor
cars and coaches will leave Wheeling at
8 A.. n. and reach Philadelphia at 0 p. NJ,
passing in daylight through the most beau.
nlul mountain ndSvalley scenery OH the
conhnent-a hitting prelude to a weeks
s g 10, upon the shores Of old ocean. z 81
MI !, round trip rate will be $40 from
{, The excursion tickets will be valid until
the 18th inclusive, and embrace the priyi-
lege Of stopping "a day at W ashington On
the return journey. !, 4S
FOR information in detail apply to Ticket
Agents, Baltimore and Ohio Rsilroad:1o
Pittsburgh. 60
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SASTRONGER 4 TURN I vi N
-ECanlinned from Eir.l Panl.l
forced her way In that day you might
have killed her, and then there would
have been frpuble.n 4 Y g1ls lr1FIia

,o a"eu uei euu tneA tuete Wuulu
4. NEARING A CLOSE. " u, y "a
William Chapman-I keep tho jail
sometimes. i..s
Did you hear Baker and Gruber talking
about Mrs. swearihgens boy at tho
McWha house i5ssifi 9S
! did not. III g.5E
Observation-Disclosures was in
the jail when Gruber was they talked
about tombstones; don't recollect their
conversation I, j5 n t-ill a !s5l gJfs5sl
Herman Campbell--I live at Golfers;
know Baker; saw him May 10 on the
morning train at the Cove, as he got OF
the traiu; VIC went over 10 tho postoflice,
200 or 800 yards; he talked like no always
did 80 far IS l noticed We separated at
the postofiice; saw him again at the gate
OF tho McWna house; Mrs. .Swestingen
was there; | went to Knox's shop, about
100 yards; had been there two or three
or four minutes; perhaps 1t 10 two or
three minutea walk from the cato. u The
time that elapsed was, Say six or eight min
uteH. 5t,fg NO li Z o.
Crosa.examined-I think 1t was three or
four minutea, but do not know exactly; 90
TO time | don't pretend to be accurate; l
know all the Knocks but don't know whoa all
was there; don't know which one ] talked
to; l was shocked when the alarm was
made; l don't remember whether at that
time, | thought OF what time had elapsed
since | lett Baker at the gate; Baker was
right by the achool house when he gave
the alarm; 1t is about twics as far from
Bsker'a house to the school house as
across this room. s.f.y Ii.s.3a 3, (,
Re-dtrect-Have no idea that 1t was as
much as fifteen minutes. q il T
Mias Lids MCCONNELL know Baker
sold Baker ticket October Q, 1886, from
the Cove to Litchfeld, Minnesota.
A. G. Lee-showed blood stains on q
chemise that had been rolled up and left
in Mrs, Bakers room; also q sunbonnei
with marks Of blood, hanging on a nail in
the kitchon. a 81, }.SN n y.
Groas.examfnsd The chemise was
rolled up carefully and placed on the back
part OF tho shell, behind tho chimney
Mrs, Bakers hair was dark brown, OF
black. ty "a Il u.
Colonel W. D. Moore announced thai
the defense would probably close Monday
and not later than Monday evening. Mr.
Hutchinson said he would not want more
than day and half for rebuttal, which
assures the conclusion Of the testimony by
IWednasdav 4ff = ~ 5 a. - rE-' II 4 :. NJ
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Boy thieves seem 10 DO abroad. Some arc ar.
rested md Others have been dismissed with q
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u GRAND CONCERT at the Garden Saloon,
next door to Robert Luks's livery stable.
Market street, this evening. Music by
Mayors orchestra. N "a 81
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dhe 0tteklEifge,trea:
once, Nos. 80 and 81 Fourteenth Street.


Wanted-A Carpenter. *. ,stisss'
Wanted-Four Good Diuing;Roo Girls.
For sale Or Exchause- Farm-G. .. Smith.
Furniture For ss!e-s. ?. uildresh.
: Tea sets--EwIng Bros. - iii;s5i I. q n
Our leader soep-F. Hammer. 81
.EOtice-Stock Dividend.
Simmons Liver Regulator--Th!rd page. z
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= MAYgR's full orchestra will give Grad
Concert at the Garden Saloon this even
ing. The Garden ia fitted up in good
style and is one Of the coolest resorts in
the CITY. Z, - $500